New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
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THE TALK OF Tue DAI.

THE TALK OF TIE DAT
r po ~ 1f,ckenzie OF Cambridge, Mass,
,,d ,t the meeting of the American Board the other
dav that under the present regime nSS only "ouu no
himself be ineligible missionary Dull eNefS '.o
dox Congregational pastor In Boston, Win po'''''
ono exception would also be Ineligible IBIS - esi
,any strong argument either against continuing 'h0
Boston pastors in their positions, or against "''
action of the Board
II ia a somewhat novel proceeding to estaDf,sn .
,r ., Rahhinica literature in an Episcopal college,
but Columbia has Just this Perhaps IT was Win
a,vs mheranv 10 the building Of tho first Trinity
Church and afterward to Columbia Nouess. M '
which many Jewish students oelons'ne 20 o Dncnri
graduatcd-tNcwYo York Letter In Phiade pma hee''N'
In Toxic. Japan. there Il a handsome and COM
modIous railway station. There are n"moef VI
s,eot car lines and the lighted with gas
telegraph lines stretch In all directions hgh sch"
and common schools are beng estabhshed' ann .ho
University will compare favorabIA with many IN 'n,S
country There are many fOnfVling factories al
ready established. and altogether the CITY Is more
like an American than Oriental town.
on Friday last. Just after the sun had kissed THE
world good night and passed into its he'd crimson and
Qod the spirit of A. G.. Sturgs vacated It's habtaon
Of clay. and wended it, way 10 the Father who gave
It, and walking the glory lii hills of immor
tate In the New Jerusaem where there Is no msh''
columbus (Ga) Sentinel
40 one who has passed along the streets Of city
after night can have failed to notice the difference
between the Inducements held out by the world ana
those held out nv thc Church for the entrTalnn,ent
cheery glow barrooms ring with beguifng music
only tho church door IL closed or II perchance 1t Ia
often to he sought down some side street or along
gloomy passaecwav Is It not time that me
Church began to compete lce'timafcy with rho ~orn
as to latter ,lay methods Of winning and holding tho
young or tho strange '-tChcaso Standard
oscar Wilde regrets that his ia not daughter
because "-ris drnpe much better" Maybe they
do: but then Oscar can make his draper II ho
wants to.
Mr. Crimsonbcah You play the piano great deal;
Mis-. Fussautoathor.-Yes: 7 play at home a good
deal. to drive dun care away.
"a guess you're successful, aren't you y
aver understand Won drive everything else away
don't suppose dpll care would want To stay, efher
-tYonkers statesman
Notwithstanding this Inherent love for reform and
tho opportunities he has 70 carry ii forward. Mr.
money" he said. taking practical and selfish view
consult can't have own wav. And then. when
anybody attacks mo- can't 90 for him" Mr. ober'y
pa"r wbat DO Won think Won would ike to do ~
asked. with sore littie hesitation
what would like 10 do whv n had my own
way. would 20 into the newspaper business. There
a has Independence. and thero he can tatk pish
when anybody saws anything to him. Nv ash'ng'on
letter in Philadelphia Press.
religious gatherings herl in this country for many
years {. to meet in Washington on December 7. The
call for the meeting Is signed by such men a. fresi
donts Dwight and MoCOsh. Drs. htorrs, shiIips
Brooks and Howard crosby, and Siessr- W. r. Dodge
and Charles Dudley Warner. The themes ior dis
custom follows:
a. WhaG the present perils ard opportunities
Il tho Christian church and of the country
I'll CAa any of them be best by a hearty CO
operation of all Evangelical Christians, which, with
dolrtEent 10 any denominationai interests, Will
>orys tho welfare OF the whole Church
"a WA: arc the bcst to secure such coop
oraioa, waken whole Church to It's RESPONSE
siNty
Toacner, scvcrrly-.Iohnny, what do you suppose
of the 10y who whites his desk
IoLnnT-Dunno ria m > pose they Ii settle that
question at Springfield burlington Free Press
one Of tho Comniss oncrs Of the Cincinnati Cen
tcnuli says:
are carefully considering the matters connected
with the outlay Tor buIdnss. Final plans have not
set been accepted. The gi1antors Of the Million
fund and the people generally can rest assured
mat they viii b. hily protected and their interests
suirloi this direction. The commissioners take
4 Just pride In this thing. and propose To show
you Of the biggest eXpoSltions record, but We
don't intend TO spend dollar unnecessarily Ger
amount OF ground must be covered LII the park,
out the buildings aGe not 10 look Ike barn We
want something substantial and Ornamental al tao
time, but you rest assured that not do ar
VIII DO spent beyond what IS absolutely necessary.
\ gentleman who had 4 l.ttie daughter of 4 very
mQuslttvc turn of MIND invited 4 trend To dine With
him. II CHANGED thar tho friend had Just been iii
vorcr frum hl- wir, and little Annie, who had hcard
aJuI1thlng about IT., CURIOUS TO Know nmrN
why didn't you bring your wite with YOU Mr. Todd p
asked AMMO when they wen AL seated AZ the table.
The gucst blu-hes and stammerr,i, and said that
hadn't any 1hen Annie, IN spite of admont }
scowls from papa and mamma. continued What drd
you get divorced fUm her for ;" We'll. Annie don't
l. Ask
people can't live happily together that they should
separate ," "NO, ] don't answered the child, Il
think il Is better hight II out: rhst'~ the way my
papa and mamma do.'-tBoston Journal.